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Mounting NTFS Drives on Linux

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Hi,
How can i mount NTFS drives on Linux. I have searched the net, but some sites offer kernel modules for downloading and installing. I had tried one, but it didn't work. Isn't there any built in command that can mount my NTFS drives.

I am using Fedora Core 6.

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yum install kmod-ntfs
 

It depends on the your linux OS verision.
 

if your kernel is > 2.6.1, the NTFS is support by the kernel. Or else you can recompile the kernel,.select "NTFS support" option.After the kernel is recompiled.
You can use "mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/winc" to mount the NTFS drive partation.

PS: the kernel version > 2.6.1 is very easy to recompile. built as below:
make xconfig (or make menuconfig or make config)
make
make modules_install
make install
then reboot you system.
 

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